LAW OFFICES OF DOUGLAS B. PRICE, P.C.

Estate planning isn’t just about what happens after you’re gone — it’s also about making sure your wishes are honored while you’re still here. One of the most overlooked parts of a solid estate plan is preparing for the possibility of incapacity.

With the right documents in place — like a health care directive and a medical power of attorney — you can ensure that the people you trust are empowered to make decisions that reflect your values if a medical crisis arises.

At the Law Offices of Douglas B. Price in Tempe, we’re here to help you create or update a plan that truly protects you and your loved ones. Whether you’re starting fresh or fine‑tuning your existing documents, give us a call. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

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If you're unsure where to start, we’re here to help you weigh your options and protect your future. Give us a call today.

New Year’s Eve is a time to celebrate, but it’s also one of the most dangerous nights of the year for crashes and injuries. Whether you're heading out or hosting at home, here are a few safety tips to keep in mind before the ball drops:

🔵Plan Ahead - Arrange your transportation early. Whether it's a designated driver, rideshare, or public transit, having a safe way home is paramount.

🔵Pace Yourself - If you're drinking, know your limits. Alternate alcoholic beverages with water and never leave your drink unattended.

🔵Be Firework-Smart - Leave the pyrotechnics to professionals. Fireworks, even handheld sparklers, can cause serious injuries, especially to children and pets.

🔵Watch Your Step - Icy sidewalks, dim lighting, and crowded venues can be a recipe for slip-and-fall incidents. Wear appropriate footwear and stay alert.

🔵Avoid Celebratory Gunfire - Firing weapons into the air is not only illegal — it’s deadly. Celebrate safely and responsibly.

🔵Host Responsibly - If you're throwing a party, offer non-alcoholic drink options, serve plenty of food, and make arrangements for guests to get home safely. Remember, you could be held legally responsible if someone leaves your party and injures others.

Your safety and well-being matter, and we hope you have a safe and celebratory New Year’s Eve. But in the event you need us, please know we’re here for you.